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what was the purpose of a "condolence ceremony" and why did the Dutch participate in these ceremonies?

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  • 24-08-2018

The purpose of a condolence ceremony is to display mutual concern during crisis due to death of an Iroquois and a Dutch, which could help bind their relationship.

Nevertheless, the Dutch participate in these ceremonies because of the necessity of doing business and not for any particular cultural sensitivity or appreciation.

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